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Police Ban Protests Near Aso Rock, Cite Court Order

The Nigeria Police Force has issued a strong warning, banning all protests around the Aso Rock Presidential Villa and other key government areas in Abuja. This directive is based on a recent order from a Federal High Court in Abuja. The court's ruling restrains any individuals or groups from staging protests in and around the Aso Rock Villa, the National Assembly Complex, the Force Headquarters, the Court of Appeal, and Eagle Square. The Police Public Relations Officer, CSP Benjamin Hundeyin, stated that the police will strictly enforce this court order. He advised all intending protesters and counter-protesters to avoid these restricted areas to prevent any confrontation or disturbance of public order. The police warned that anyone using protests as a cover to incite violence, vandalize property, or carry weapons will be arrested and prosecuted. This could include charges related to […]

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INEC Denies Disobeying Court Order in Party Dispute

The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) has denied allegations that it disobeyed a Federal High Court order concerning the leadership of the Action Alliance (AA) party. In a statement, the commission described the reports as "misleading and mischievous," asserting that it has fully complied with the judgment. INEC explained that it filed compliance documents and updated its website to recognize the party's executive as directed. The commission clarified that it intentionally omitted the name of a specific chairman, Rufai Omoaje, because his removal is the subject of a pending Supreme Court appeal. INEC stated it cannot list him while an appellate court's decision to sack him remains in force. It urged media organizations to verify facts before publishing reports that could mislead the public and distort judicial processes.

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Patrick Boamah Retains Okaikwei Central Seat After Re-Collation.

Incumbent MP Patrick Yaw Boamah has reclaimed his Okaikwei Central parliamentary seat following a re-collation of votes. He secured 21,099 votes, surpassing his rival, Abdulai Abu Baba Abubakar Sadiq of the NDC, who initially appeared to win with 19,368 votes.The re-collation, ordered by the Accra High Court, took place at the Greater Accra EC office under tight security. This process is part of a broader review of nine disputed constituencies across multiple regions, ensuring compliance with Ghana’s electoral laws.

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